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Quiz about The Ultimate Hip Hop Junkie Quiz
Quiz about The Ultimate Hip Hop Junkie Quiz

The Ultimate Hip Hop Junkie Quiz


Think you know your Hip Hop? See if you can match the lyrics to the appropriate song and answer some general rap trivia from all coasts and deem yourself a Hip Hop Junkie. This is tough, don't doubt it, but not impossible.

A multiple-choice quiz by greatwhite-js. Estimated time: 6 mins.
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Time
6 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
185,384
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
15
Difficulty
Difficult
Avg Score
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Question 1 of 15
1. Finish the lyric: " I ain't no joke. I used to let the mic smoke...". Hint


Question 2 of 15
2. "You can tell that the East Bay was his home" was originally said by which Northern Cali legend? Hint


Question 3 of 15
3. "Just think, blink. I made a million rhymes. Just imagine if I blink a million times" was originally said by which MC? Hint


Question 4 of 15
4. "E-e-e-even if I stutter I'ma still come off" was spoken by which Hip Hop icon? Hint


Question 5 of 15
5. Finish the lyric: "You! You got what I need!". Hint


Question 6 of 15
6. "These are the tales, the freaky tales" was spoken first by which West Coast great? Hint


Question 7 of 15
7. "Gimme that beat fool!" opens which Ice Cube classic? Hint


Question 8 of 15
8. If you rapped "You Ain't No Bully", you would probably be dissing which artist? Hint


Question 9 of 15
9. KRS-1 once physically attacked which of these "progressive" MC's? Hint


Question 10 of 15
10. Before B.I.G.'s version, "Going Back To Cali" was recorded by which Def Jam legend? Hint


Question 11 of 15
11. What does E-40 dub himself as? Hint


Question 12 of 15
12. After his horrible car accident, the D.O.C. has ghost written for which one of these Michigan MC's? Hint


Question 13 of 15
13. Which one of these rappers recorded two songs in a high pitched squeal devoted to breakfast food and country dancing in the late '80's? Hint


Question 14 of 15
14. If I am Scarface, I have helped launch the career of which of these current southern heavyweights? Hint


Question 15 of 15
15. Pete Miser of Portland's Five Fingerz of Funk, has deejay'd for which of these female pop artists? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Finish the lyric: " I ain't no joke. I used to let the mic smoke...".

Answer: Now I slam it when I'm done and make sure its broke

Cuba Gooding Jr. jams out to the song that the beat to "I Ain't No Joke" is sampled from in the movie "Jerry Macguire" in the airplane scene. "I Ain't No Joke" was recorded by Eric B and Rakim, and redone by Buckshot of Black Moon.
2. "You can tell that the East Bay was his home" was originally said by which Northern Cali legend?

Answer: Spice-1

Amongst others, Spice-1 has recorded with Method Man, 2PAC, Noreaga, and Saafir.
3. "Just think, blink. I made a million rhymes. Just imagine if I blink a million times" was originally said by which MC?

Answer: Special Ed

Special Ed had a deal in the works with Snoop Dogg when Snoop first started his Dogghouse label.
4. "E-e-e-even if I stutter I'ma still come off" was spoken by which Hip Hop icon?

Answer: Big Daddy Kane

Big Daddy Kane had a short lived relationship with Madonna.
5. Finish the lyric: "You! You got what I need!".

Answer: But you say he's just a friend

The track "Just A Friend" was recorded by Biz Markie, who appeared on a recent R&B remake of the track.
6. "These are the tales, the freaky tales" was spoken first by which West Coast great?

Answer: Too Short

Although Snoop recorded a cover version for the first "In The Beginning..." tribute album, it was Too Short who wrote the classic "Freaky Tales" which features lyrics about different sexual episodes with a plethora of women, each mentioned by name.
7. "Gimme that beat fool!" opens which Ice Cube classic?

Answer: Jackin For Beats

The track, which flips through several different rap beats from the era, was covered recently by Jermaine Dupri in a diss track towards Aftermath. It first appeared on Cube's largely slept on EP "Kill At Will".
8. If you rapped "You Ain't No Bully", you would probably be dissing which artist?

Answer: Benzino

Eminem murders Benzino on the underground track "Bully" that also attacks Murder INC.
9. KRS-1 once physically attacked which of these "progressive" MC's?

Answer: Prince B of PM Dawn

KRS-1 thought that the light sound of PM Dawn's music was ruining traditional Hip Hop and rushed the stage at one of the duo's shows.
10. Before B.I.G.'s version, "Going Back To Cali" was recorded by which Def Jam legend?

Answer: LL Cool J

The song, which was sampled on a remix of Blaque's "808", was first featured on the "Less Than Zero" soundtrack.
11. What does E-40 dub himself as?

Answer: Ambassador of the Bay

E-40, my all time favorite West Coast MC, hails from Vallejo, CA and is responsible for introducing 80% of recent slang used by rappers.
12. After his horrible car accident, the D.O.C. has ghost written for which one of these Michigan MC's?

Answer: MC Breed

One of N.W.A's prodige's and a large influence on Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" album, The D.O.C.'s vocal chords were severed after he flew through the windshield of his car shortly after the release of his debut album. "No One Can Do It Better", the title of the release, is largely regarded as one of the finest albums in Hip Hop history. You can hear him after the accident on the skit "25$ Sack Pyramid" (off "The Chronic"). D.O.C. is the one with the raspy voice.
13. Which one of these rappers recorded two songs in a high pitched squeal devoted to breakfast food and country dancing in the late '80's?

Answer: Sir Mix-A-Lot

Mix now resides in Auburn, Washington. While pop music media calls him a one hit wonder for "Baby Got Back", the Seattle native enjoyed success with his "SWASS" and "Seminar" albums way before "Baby Got Back" was released. On "SWASS", he put a high pitched effect on his voice and recorded "Square Dance Rap" and "Buttermilk Biscuits".
14. If I am Scarface, I have helped launch the career of which of these current southern heavyweights?

Answer: Ludacris

Although, 'Face wanted to sign Flip to his Def Jam South label, Flip declined. Def Jam South's (which Scarface is the head of) first artist to break out was the ever talented Ludacris.
15. Pete Miser of Portland's Five Fingerz of Funk, has deejay'd for which of these female pop artists?

Answer: Dido

Pete Miser, along with Cool Nutz, is widely considered to be an artist of the highest caliber in Portland Hip Hop.
Source: Author greatwhite-js

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